Not everyone made it out of Beacon Hills alive.
Warning: This post contains spoilers fromTeen Wolf: The Movie.
Teen Wolffans know what it is to lose a character they love.
Tyler Posey and Crystal Reed in ‘Teen Wolf: The Movie’.Curtis Bonds Baker/MTV
Thanks toTeen Wolf: The Movie, they also know what it is to have a long-dead character resurrected.
(Hi, Allison!)
But the Paramount+ follow-up film wasn’t only about long-awaited reunions.
Tyler Hoechlin in ‘Teen Wolf: The Movie’.James Dimmock/Paramount+
As a result, Allison (Crystal Reed) is brought back to life.
But, as always, Scott and his pack fight back.
And the good news is that they win.
The bad news is that they lose Derek (Tyler Hoechlin) along the way.
But somebody has to hold the Nogistune still while he does that.
He then throws Scott out of the way and gives Parrish the green light.
In the end, Derek burns up alongside the Nogitsune.
According to writer Jeff Davis, Derek’s death was not always part of the plan.
“You want to make big choices,” Davis says.
You want to make it feel grand."
And he was like, ‘I’m in.
Let’s go for it.'"
But that doesn’t mean it was an easy decision.
“You second-guess yourself all the time,” Davis says.
“You say, ‘Are we really doing this?
Maybe we should plan something that’ll bring him back.’
But there’s also part of you that wants to commit.”
As for whether this is really the end for Derek, Davis adds, “It’sTeen Wolf.
People can always come back.”
(Again, hi Allison!)
Teen Wolf: The Movieis streaming on Paramount+ now.
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